c$.$ If the carrier reduces pilot paychecks without first going through the entire procedural process that you described in your answer to part a$,$ above, what can the union do about it$?$

d$.$ The carrier is following the prescribed procedures, but some of the pilots are so angry that the company would even ask them for this concession that they start a "wildcat" strike $($without the union's authorization$).$ The carrier needs these pilots to return to work to meet the company's commitments. What can the carrier do about this wildcat strike?

e$.$ The union calls a strike before all of the prescribed procedures have been completed. The company needs the pilots to return to work to meet its commitments. What can the company do about this union$-$organized strike?